Indian Slayer Azad Charged With O Dwyer Assassination At Bow Street
Mohamed Singh Azad a 37 year old Indian engineer appeared at Bow Street police station charged with the assassination of Sir Michael O Dwyer and wounding three others at an East India Association meeting. The suspect said he acted to protest.
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Mohamed Singh Azad
Bow Street
Michael O’dwyer
Punjab
East India Association
Swain
Azad
Great Britain
Sir Henry Wilson
Britain
India
Caxton Hall
Lord Zetland
Louis Dane
Government of India
Lord Lamington
Bombay
Sir Percy Sykes
Lowell
Boston
Afghanistan
Sir Percy
O'Dwyer
U S To Extend Red Moral Embargo On Russia Help
Washington reports the United States will keep its moral embargo tied to the Finnish war, restricting shipments of airplanes materials for aircraft and aviation gasoline plants to Russia. The embargo may last until Russia's conduct toward smaller nations is clearer.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Fire Captain Pleads Guilty in Aberdeen Assault Case
The former Aberdeen South Dakota fire department captain Donald Blankenbaker 42 pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 25 years in prison for a criminal attack on an 18 year old high school girl.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Don Blankenbaker
Fire Department
Make This Model At Home Pattern 4372 Ad
Pattern 4372 is available in misses and women sizes 12 through 40. Size 16 requires 312 yards 39 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department Cedar Rapids Gazette 243 West 17th Street New York NY. Additional ten cents unlocks latest Pattern Book.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Million Finns Reported Homeless During War
Berlingske Tidende reports from Stockholm that during the Russo Finnish war one million Finns were made homeless. About 450000 were displaced from territory ceded to Russia and 550000 by aerial bombardments of Helsinki and other cities. Refuges live in holes in the ground and in forests.
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Copenhagen
Berlingske Tidende
Stockholm
Russia
Helsinki
Donahey Discussed as F R Running Mate for Roosevelt
Washington dispatch reports New Deal circles floated Senator Vic Donahey of Ohio as a possible running mate for President Roosevelt on a third term ticket. A White House insider reportedly sounded Donahey on July draft chances, but Donahey gave no commitment and declined to comment.
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Washington
INS
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Roosevelt
New Deal
White House
Donahey
February Employment Higher Than In 1939
Iowa industries payrolls in February rose 4.9 percent from 1939 levels while employment advanced seven percent, per the state labor bureau. January saw a 0.4 percent employment dip and 2.3 percent payroll decline. Weather kept activity slow. weekly hours held at 42 and average wage was 26.27 dollars. Building permits in 13 cities totaled 372 valued at 1,097,260 dollars versus 228 permits worth 460,422 dollars the prior month.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Labor Bureau
Klan Flogging Scandals Emerge In Atlanta Suburbs
A coroner's jury tied Ike Gaston's death to an unlawful beating by three or more masked attackers. Testimony described 18 floggings attributed to Klan members and associates in East Point and nearby areas, with victims including W. W. Scarborough and T. E. Young. Imperial Wizard Colescott denied Klan involvement.
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Atlanta
Ike Gaston
Gaston
Ku Klux Klan
W. L. Allen
Fulton County
W. W. Scarborough
East Point
Scarborough
T. E. Young
Dan Duke
Duke
Young
H. T. Holbrook
Lewis F. Johnson
Gaines Barrett
Union City
J. A. Colescott
Klan
Finland Asks United States to Continue Aid
Finnish Minister Hjalmar Procope urged continued U S financial help to Finland after the Russian invasion. He praised Finland's endurance, cited urgent needs for food clothing and medical supplies, and noted the Export-Import Bank credit of 20 million dollars would remain available despite the war's end.
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Washington
INS
United States
Helsinki
Hjalmar Procope
Finland
U. S
Jesse H. Jones
Alaska and U S Sportsmen Spend 10 Million on Licenses
Report finds sportsmen in Alaska and nationwide spend about 10 million dollars each year on hunting licenses and migratory bird stamps, reflecting broad participation and revenue for wildlife programs.
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Alaska
The
United States
Fighting Rumors Persist On Nomonhan Front
AP reports unconfirmed advices from Manchukuo claim renewed Russian Japanese clashes near Nomonhan on the Outer Mongolia border. Soviets allegedly advanced five miles and moved troops east along the Trans Siberian railway while rail traffic around Hailar and Dairen shows military movement toward the front. Observers tie these reports to stalled border demarcation talks after last summer’s fighting.
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Shanghai
Nomonhan
Outer Mongolia
Manchukuo
trans-Siberian Railway
Hailar
Dairen
Adlerika Relief Ad Claims Gas Bloat Cure
An old advertisement touts Adlerika as a remedy for stomach gas and constipation. It features testimonials about rapid relief and explains the product as both a carminative and a laxative with multiple active ingredients. The ad urges readers to buy at druggists.
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Adlérika
McAmis
Dixie Governors Win Over Northern Rails
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to reopen the parity rate case, preserving new southern to northern shipping rates. The rates cut southern shipments by about 37 percent and take effect June 1. An unrelated note states Buckinghamshire elementary schools offer hot mid day meals at four cents per student.
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Nothern
Buckinghamshire
England
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